A mudslide in the Lake Hughes area left about 50 people stranded in their cars.
Los Angeles County firefighters and helicopters were busy Sunday evening rescuing about 50 people who became stranded in two dozen vehicles in a mudslide on Pine Canyon Road in theThe mudslide was first reported to the California Highway Patrol at 7:39 p.m. in the 20000 block of Pine Canyon Road.
The moving mud reportedly pushed vehicles across the road. One woman told the CHP her two children were on top of her vehicle that slid off the road. Others reported water was getting inside their vehicles.Some people were rescued by firefighters on the ground while others were hoisted to safety by LAFD helicopters, according to an LAFD tweet.
Roads in the area, including southbound Lake Hughes Road south of Elizabeth Lake Road, were closed due to the mudslide.that I have read and agree
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Parched Poyang Lake – China’s Largest Freshwater Lake Dries OutChina’s largest freshwater lake drained by prolonged heat and drought. Between the winter and summer seasons, Poyang Lake, in China’s Jiangxi Province, routinely fluctuates in size. In winter, water levels on the lake are usually low. Then, summer rains cause the country’s largest freshwater lake t
Read more »
José Cardenal, Pat Hughes, Buck O'Neil Inducted Into Cubs Hall of FameOutfielder Jos Cardenal, the Cubs fan favorite from the 1970s, joined broadcaster Pat Hughes and Hall of Fame pioneer Buck O’Neil (posthumously) were honored Saturday.
Read more »
One person in critical condition after shooting in Salt Lake City- BREAKING OVERNIGHT - Salt Lake City Police are investigating a shooting that happened near 500 South Post Street that left one person in critical condition early Saturday morning.
Read more »
Utah’s Great Salt Lake Is Disappearing, With Mounting Economic CostsWatch: The potential costs of a drying Great Salt Lake could be as much as $2.17 billion per year with over 6,500 job losses. Here’s what the shrinking lake means for Utah and industries around the country.
Read more »